Great place for families and celebrations or just a nice family dinner out. Beautiful ambience, courteous friendly and kind staff. Feels like you are with family when you are here. Wonderful music. Comfortable seating in low booths or on Ottomans. The lentil soup is delicious and so was the bread offered to dip into it. The shared salad is refreshing and the appetizer is sweet. Dinner is delicious and the belly dancers are beautiful! We came on a Sunday evening and it was not very crowded. The staff is so friendly and the dancer smile the entire time. Rosewater to wash your hands before and after the meal is delightful. Reservations recommended. And the gentleman who takes reservations is very kind and courteous. My daughter had the beef kebab and it was good. My husband and I had the tender lamb and egg plant. The baklava for dessert was wonderful with the hot mint tea. read more

El Morocco - Moroccan Near Me - Pleasant Hill, California

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El Morocco is truly amazing. I came here with my parents when I was a toddler. My dad was great friends with the owner, Fidel. Tonight we reconnected with Fidel after nearly 20 years and enjoyed an amazing dinner and experience, as always. Fidel is an incredible man and takes pride in what he has build here. The quality of the food has not fluctuated and is as delicious as always. This is a really special place. Get to know Fidel if you can and hear his heart for his home (Bethlehem) and you will truly understand why this restaurant is a gem. You can't beat the food and the experience! read more

El Morocco - Inside - Moroccan Near Me - Pleasant Hill, California

El Morocco rocks. We had not been there in years. Last night was our anniversary so we decided to dine there. The food was amazing. All the dishes were tender, favorable and nicely spiced. The service was superb. We mentioned to the waiter it was our anniversary. Later, the owner went to the microphone and called upon us to come to him on the dance floor. He then announced our anniversary and played a wedding waltz to which we danced. It was so thoughtful and unexpected. The belly dancers were superb and engaged the audience. Many patrons danced with them. At the end of our meal, the owner gave us each a glass of champagne , along with his best wishes Amazing night thanks , El Morroco read more

We had a wonderful experience at El Morocco! The atmosphere was cozy and inviting. Nader and his team were extremely attentive, kind and thoughtful while serving us. The food was plentiful and delicious. I had the vegetable kabobs and my husband had the honey chicken which was excellent as well. We'll most definitely be back. It's a treasure located in Pleasant Hill! read more

Beautiful little family run Gem in Plesant Hill Area. Very inviting and exotic restaurant, a different experience the food and Ambiance was excellent and the belly dancing was awesome experience. Bring family and friends over for this great Moracon experience. read more

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I really really loved my experience here. The food was delicious, the servers were hospitable and friendly, the atmosphere was superb. I will definitely come back. read more

This restaurant is super fun Great food The dancers are great Always like going there

A very nice hidden gem in Pleasant Hill. My daughter wanted to try a new cuisine to celebrate her birthday on Xmas eve. We found El Morocco and were intrigued by the courses and the belly dancing show . This was a great family style restaurant and the service was great. My whole family enjoyed dancing with the belly dancer. The food was good meat was tender. Thank you for the complimentary birthday drink. If you want a fun evening with really good food and entertainment this is a great place read more

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I haven't been to a restaurant with belly dancing in awhile. I had no idea this place was in Pleasant Hill. What a delightful gem to visit! The owner was very accommodating for our large group as well as thoughtful as we had a little girl with us with a birthday who he made sure he treated extra special. Our dancer was very professional, inviting and lovely. She had us on the floor dancing (or we tried!). Now for the food-totally try their fixed menu as you do get to choose your appetizer. It is a lot of food but worth it as you get to sample everything. The beginning salad was so tasty fresh (but control yourself as there's more food to come so don't over do it on the bread, it was hard). Most flavorful lentil soup as I'm not wild about it others I've had; this one was very good!. The Bastila (sp?) was divine (meaning hard to stop eating it). You can't go wrong with anything that's Tagine (I had the lamb and it was delicious-the infusion of the garbanzo beans, raisins, olives and veggies was nice). The place itself felt like Aladdin which you gotta remember you are in Pleasant Hill. I was waiting to watch a flying carpet go by with Aladdin and Jasmine singing a "whole new world". A lovely place to check out especially if you have a special occasion or people visiting. read more

I have attempted to place orders with this place numerous times and they hang up on me‍‍‍

I really wanted to like this place. I've never tried Moroccan cuisine so I was excited. My review is for the overall experience here. The restaurant is very dark inside (like so dark that I couldn't distinguish the raisins in my dish - no joke). There are traditional rugs and decor throughout, including the seating arrangements - very ornate and pretty. The round meal tables are very low to the floor - with seats on the floor on round pillow cushions or bench seating against the walls. I had the bench seating. Though they are padded, it was awkward and uncomfortable. The bench is higher than the table so I was in a forward bent position the entire time eating my meal so I could eat over my plate. That means my jeans got even tighter at the waist and believe me, my jeans do NOT need to be any tighter. I ordered the complete dinner - starts you off with soup, salad, appetizer, main entree and dessert. They bring a bowl, towels, and pitcher of warm water which they pour over your hands so you can wash your hands at the table. Pretty cool. Then the meal begins. - Lentil soup, salad and bread: salad was meh - who uses iceberg lettuce anymore? Soup was good. - appetizer of fried phyllo with eggs, sugar and cinnamon dusted with powdered sugar: good but thought it would be better as dessert rather than before my entree. Didn't eat but a bite as I didn't want to spoil my appetite. - chicken with vegetables: the good part of dish was that the chicken was a good portion and very tender, I believe it was braised. However, the veggies were way overcooked where the zucchini tasted exactly the same as the carrots and onions and had the same texture - mushy. You couldn't differentiate between the vegetables. The dish also lacked seasoning. I was tempted to ask for bbq sauce to slather on the moist chicken. Ate less than half of the dish. - baklava with mint tea - very good. Baklava was very crispy and not soggy. I left before the belly dancing show because I was so uncomfortable - eating bent at the waist really killed my appetite and didn't put me in the best of moods. I can't imagine how those taller and bigger than me (I'm 5'2") would be comfortable here? I should have worn baggy sweats with an elastic waist and just sat on the floor - but then I would have been lonely because no average sized person would want to sit on the floor with me. Maybe I should have held the plate in my lap as I ate? These were the questions that were running through my mind while trying to salvage the experience. I really shouldn't have to do so much strategizing during a meal...I left disappointed and hungry. read more

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YOU HAVE TO GO HERE!!! You that's reading this right now! This Moroccan restaurant is sweeeeet. Everyone in my party chose to sit on the booth... wall.. but we could have sat on those funky cushions!! (again, I'm tall w/ bad knees.. NOT attempting it hehe) . When we came in we were greeted very warmly and they weren't too upset that part of our group was late (but make sure yours gets there ON TIME) because the lovely belly dancer had started her show. She was wonderful with her dancing and spinning and even with a sword on her head! She asked us to dance and I made my little brother and friend do it. they had so much fun... So for $30 you get ambiance, entertainment, a Fantastic 6 course meal ( I liked the pastry and the couscous royale the best ) and baklava dessert, hot tea, and you get to wash your hands!! YAY for sanitation!! I'm definetly coming back here soon. AND PLEASE NOTE: They will have forks if you need them but I think if you even THINK you might need one then bring it yourself. I mean is it really that big of a deal to eat with your hands? If you answered yes then just bring your own disposable fork and an open mind. Enjoy! read more

El Morocco - Moroccan Near Me - Pleasant Hill, California

Had an amazing time, Bachelor\ette reunion a complete success, the owner was amazing treated us like family, food delicious (like always) Bride and Groom loved the entertainment read more

El Morocco - Bride and Groom, soon to be marriage. Had a blast - Moroccan Near Me - Pleasant Hill, California

We were super excited to come here for my husband's birthday. Unfortunately, the experience did not measure up. Mostly this was because of my toddler who just could not behave the entire time (we took her out a couple of times when she was bored). Fortunately, we had the whole place to ourselves except for one other table the entire time. The other reason was that they did not acknowledge my husband's birthday at all (even though we had talked about it when I made reservations). Maybe it was because of the toddler issue? They saw that we needed to hurry because of the kids, but I was hoping that they would bring out a free dessert or something. We received the standard treatment. No mention of the birthday. They even just brought out only three very small servings of baklava (instead of four). I guess since we weren't really paying for a separate meal for my daughter, she didn't count. It really didn't matter since neither my husband nor I really wanted baklava, but still gestures count.... The food was fine, but as my husband said, we can make better for less. Except for the bastila, which was very good. Husband ordered the chicken tagine, my son had the chicken with honey and almonds, and I ordered the hare. Portions were on the light side although since dinner came with soup, salad and the bastila, they were fine. My hare was a bit stringy (not unexpected for this meat). Best entree was the chicken tagine. Meat was very moist and it was served with vegetables, which was nice. I also enjoyed the eggplant puree served during the salad course. The bread they served with the meal was not fresh though. Ended up spending $100 and since we were too early for the belly dance show (because of the kids), I would say the price was not worth the meal. read more

El Morocco was absolutely fabulous! We took a large group and Fadil and team took great care of us. The meal was very reasonably priced for the amount and quality that you receive. The Casa beer was delicious. It is a fabulous place to go and be able to be loud and laugh, have a great time. The belly dancing was really top notch and they even got us all out there dancing too. The only reason I don't give this a full five stars is that it gets SO hot when you are sitting next to the wall with the rugs. Just adding a fan or getting some sort of cross breeze would make a huge difference. Once I moved away from the wall to the other end of our table it was about 10 degrees cooler and very appropriate. I would definitely go back and have told several people about our wonderful experience. A great celebration, have fun, unique experience. read more

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This place was a lot of fun for our group of eight celebrating our friends 50 th bday. Belly dancers start @ 7:30 which was the hightlight of the night. I had the chicken kabob,served with couscos,veggies. We opted for the appetizers to share ,which consisted of a eggplant mixture that u scooped up with bread. $12 corkage fee. Food & ambience was good. Bill came to $90 a couple. Good place for special occasions. , read more

Gosh gosh gosh. I just love it here. It's a treat and I don't come often (maybe every two or three years), but I am so happy when I do come. I've been coming here since I was a kid--my mom was a belly dancer when I was little, and we would come at least once a month for many years. The food has always been great, as well as the service. First thing's first. You should know this isn't a place to come to grab a quick bite. This restaurant offers a whole experience with a five-course meal. Expect to be here at least an hour and a half or longer. (If you come right at opening, it will be around 90 minutes, but if you come later in the evening, it will likely be closer to two+ hours). Almost all of the tables are low to the ground and you sit on pillows, but around the walls are benches that are also available. This is an authentic restaurant where you get the whole shebang. For $30/person, the meal starts off with a hand washing ritual, then lentil soup. Along with the lentil soup comes bread and Moroccan salad (eggplant and tomatoes). After this comes the best part of the whole meal--the bastila! This dish tastes more like dessert than an appetizer, but it's made with minced chicken, nuts, and eggs baked in phyllo dough and covered in powdered sugar and cinnamon. It's to die for!! My favorite entree is the Couscous Royal. The couscous here is amazing, with cumin, cinnamon, raisins, chickpeas, olives, etc. The "royal" comes with the most tender chicken and lamb, as well as squash, carrots, and other veggies. It's SO filling. After the entrees, you'll rinse your hands again in an orange oil water, and they serve mint tea and baklava. You will be STUFFED when you leave. It's well worth the price. They also have belly dancers, like I said. Many of them try to get the customers to stand up and dance with them =) It's fun to watch the customers try to shake their booties lol Please, do yourself a favor and come eat here. Just know what you're getting into! read more

I really wanted to like this place, and I thought it was OK. Honestly, I was going to give it a three star review based on the food, but they did something very nice at the end. My friend likes to collect hats and they asked if they could buy a Fez from the restaurant. The gentleman who was serving us said please take the Fez as a gift, sweet! 3 stars for the food 4 stars for the decor 5 stars for the service (otherwise generally nice service, but +1 for the hat) Long story short I have some friends who recently had some milestones and a birthday that I thought should be celebrated, said "I'm taking you out to dinner, pick any restaurant you want", and they picked El Morocco. On one side I can see why they like this place. When you get dinner here on a weekend it is an event! On that note, when you eat dinner here on a Friday or Saturday the only option is the full dinner as opposed to picking what you want off the menu. Another way to look at it is like when you buy a price fix dinner where you get an appetizer, entree and dessert, but here you only choose the entree. It's a lot of food; come hungry and come with friends or family! When you arrive, they take you into the main room and sit your group down at a large metal table. The evening is kicked off with a hand washing which was cool, and necessary since a lot of the food is eaten with your hands. There are a number of courses with a few appetizers, bread, the entree and dessert. Harira- They give you a small bowl of Moroccan soup with lentils. It is a nice starter and tastes decent. Moroccan Salad - I would describe this as a large dish with two different sets of sauces or dips bordered with lettuce. One was more tomato flavored and the other was more eggplant flavored like a babganoush. One of the two dips had a much better flavor than the other, but generally good. You can eat the spreads with bread or lettuce. Bastilla - This is called an appetizer but it is more like dessert and it is delicious! The menu describes it as chicken, egg, and almonds baked in a flaky filo dough pie and topped with cinnamon and powdered sugar. I don't know about the chicken part but the rest is right on. This had a great flavor and was not cloyingly sweet like a lot of desserts. Lamb Tagine - The braised Lamb tasted fine. My dish included some squash garbanzo beans, raisins, and green olives. The flavor was interesting and the dish tasted fine. Moroccan Pastry - AKA baklava. This is tasty but they only give you a little square. On the other hand, after eating the complete dinner you don't need more. Mint Tea - this is a nice after dinner drink. While the food was decent I wouldn't go back specifically for the the food, I would go back for the experience. read more

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I came here with my son and boyfriend. What I loved about the place upon entering is the decor. It felt very homelike. Pillows everywhere, low tables, dim lighting, cushioned walls and friendly staff. First thing I said was, "This would be cool for kids because of all the pillows." Anyway, I had a gift certificate for this place and I wanted to try it. I've had Moroccan food before, but from Oakland and the setting was almost identical. There's a belly dancer that performs and will ask for participants. It's kind of nice to get crowd interaction to liven up the place. I must say that my favorite dish was the bastilla. If they gave us 2 plates of that, I think I'd be in Heaven. The salad was ok, but the lettuce was wilted. Seems like it's been out for a while. The bread was good though. I ordered the chicken with almonds and honey. It was good and flavorful. My boyfriend ordered the couscous royal. What I liked about his dish was the chicken, couscous and vegetables. Great place for huge parties. There was a bachelorette party there and they seemed to have a good time. I had a good time at this place too. Glad I was able to try it especially since it's in my neck of the woods. read more

Awesome place! Great food, staff, and environment. Definitely recommend for a fun night out.

I've been wanting to come here for a long time. Finally got a chance to come on Valentine's Day and the hubby and I had so much fun and ate very well. The price to eat and get entertainment was not expensive at all. They have a simple menu where you get 6 items for $30, lentil soup, salad to share, bastila (filo dough stuffed with deliciousness), a choice of several entrees (I got the lamb with eggplant and the hubby got the couscous royal, both were very tasty), a Moroccan pastry for dessert and tea, 6 items. Yes, just $30 for all of that!!! We also got a bottle of sauvingon blanc for only $22. Our total was under $100 :-)left super full and a little tipsy and very happy. Will definitely come back, very soon I hope. *The place is modest, don't expect luxury *the belly dancer asks people to go up and dance or get mini lessons, we're too shy and didn't go. *We sat in the middle (tiny coffee table like tables and cushions), which is more comfortable if you're not too big, my hubby is a big guy and I don't think he was as comfortable as I was on the smaller cushion. They were kind enough to bring him a taller stool like cushion. Much better, I got one too, to be at his height, I liked both cushions. read more

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I cannot express in words the beauty of this place! My husband and I made our first year of marriage! Yeyyyyy We decided to go to this place to celebrate and we were in awe!! We danced and they celebrated us The food is great, music and dancing is amazing..entertainment is great! Late talk about the owner, he is AMAZING he was around the whole night making sure our wine glasses were full and making sure we were enjoying ourselves. Every seat in this restaurant has a great view of the belly dancers. I am definitely going again with a large group! Do not hesitate to visit! read more

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We love this place. The chicken and couscous is my favorite. The belly dancing is gorgeous and the service is great. Once in a while the owner will play the drums and it's pretty cool. The dancers are very engaging and always involve the audience. We like to go for birthdays and get togethers. It's the perfect place for that. read more

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This place is awesome with great food and the belly dancer she was really talented she was my favorite part in the whole thing loll, but the food was really good. I am definitely coming back here. read more

El Morocco - Moroccan Near Me - Pleasant Hill, California

$30 for a five course meal and great belly dancing seems like a good night to me! Loved the Moroccan beer, and they have a full bar. Everyone in my group of 6 loved their food. Very flavorful soup, salads, bread. The best part was the appetizer, bastilla? Yummy filling in a pastry sprinkled with sugar and cinnamon. By the time my entree came I was so full I took most of it home. The only odd part was the dozen or so little kids there on a Saturday night. But it was very entertaining to watch kids age 2-9 stuff money in the dancers pants! Not sure I'd show my kids how to do that, but whatever, the kids were really into it and very cute. read more

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I had the Couscous Royal and was very pleased with my entree. It was a combination of lamb and chicken on top of a bed of vegetables and couscous with raisins. I can't believe I actually enjoyed the raisins! At first I was leery on even ordering it because of them but I am so happy I did. I found myself searching for the raisins... It really compliments the meal! Great entertainment and loved the authenticity of the environment! read more

El Morocco - Couscous Royal! - Moroccan Near Me - Pleasant Hill, California

What a great time! Excellent food, service, music, entertainment and the ambience was all over the TOP! I'd recommend the Chefs Special it's a full 5 course Meal $32.00 - Couscous Royal it was fantastic super tenter lamb shank and chicken over a bed of fluffy couscous and veg's! read more

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El Morocco has been around a long time and they got it goin' on. Lovely decor, though after years in the business I gotta admit I'm tired of the whole Moroccan tuffet dining on the floor thing... No matter though, they have good food, a full bar and good entertainment. Fadil, the owner, used to play music in North Beach at long gone restaurants like The Baghdad and The Casbah in the 60s. Occasionally you can catch him still playing the oud and singing here. :) They serve straightforward, tasty Moroccan fare and they are the same family who now own/operate Marrakech SF ... couscous dishes, tagines, kabob... all very good stuff. Very reasonable prix fixe menu with enormous amounts of food. Nice dancers here too... read more

This is a very fun place. I definitely recommend this place for a group. Belly dancers make the place, and they invite the guest to join them. Lentil soup, bread, and eggplant starter is stellar. You get a dish in the beginning that is more dessert (sorta like beignets or struddle). I had the Lamb with Honey and Almonds. Think of this dish as a sweeter version of lamb shanks. Personally I like it more savory than sweet so not my favorite but the starters filled me up. They serve a ton of food so don't worry about leaving hungry unless you are not into lamb or chicken with couscous read more

It saddens my heart to not be able to rate this place higher. I have been a patron for over 25 years and it is just not the same, sadly. The entertainment was fabulous, but the food was "sub-par". Meat for all in our group was over cooked. The owners are very nice, but .... sorry, won't be going back. For first times, yes go and experience, but for a long time client, not for me anymore. :-( read more

This is a fun place with great service and authentic Moroccan food. Went for dinner and really enjoyed ourselves!! Look forward to returning with friends. Seems like a fun place for birthday celebration b read more

El Morocco - Fun restaurant - Moroccan Near Me - Pleasant Hill, California

So here are the positives. I called a week ahead of time to request a reservation for two tables of seven each. They were very accommodating and very courteous. You were also accommodating when I had to lower the count of my reservation due to cancellations. So there was only one additional party eating dinner when we arrived. And additional small party showed up shortly after. It doesn't look like this place gets very busy.The gentleman was very courteous. Seating was comfortable. Wait staff was quick. Unfortunately by the time I as the host got my dinner plate. The additional seven people in my party already finished their meal. As in every single one of them had eaten their dinner and packed their to go containers. I would visit again just to see if I had a better experience. But by the time I got my plate I was just beyond not in the mood anymore for anyone experience. Their first show started later than 7:30. My guess would be closer to 8 PM. I definitely looked at my phone to check the time. Thank proper etiquette here would be to make sure you bring cash to tip the dancer. Clearly the more money you have to offer will affect where and how much of the show you get to see you. Another thing unfortunately there were Members of my party that night necessary to use flash photography. To which I was personally cringing at because I was worried about the party across the room being blinded by their cell phone lights (so sorry) Basically to the extent that it was even bothersome to me but unfortunately I can't control my friends. So maybe a casual reminder that flash photography is not recommended or requested not to be used. Or post sign I think this would Definitely create a more positive experience. No other patrons in the restaurant that it was necessary to use flash photography so maybe it's just common sense. I would hope it is I really can't comment on the food. I heard the kebabs were good. I ordered the chicken with couscous and vegetables that by the time I got my plate I barely ate anything to give an accurate description of its quality. read more

This place offers an experience. It's not just good food. There is music, belly dancing entertainment, multiple courses, and great service.

We went here last night for our anniversary. It's been on my partner's bucket list for several years and I had a coupon from Restaurant.com so we thought now would be a good time to go! We ended up going kind of early on a Saturday (around 6ish), which actually worked out well for us because we were able to have most of our meal before all the dancing started and it got loud. On Saturdays, the dancing starts at 7:30 and it looks like they have 3 shows -- one at 7:30, 8:30 and 9:30. We left around 8, so we weren't sure how long the dancing went on for, if it went to a different dancer or what. The dancing was fun, but my partner is sensitive to noise, so it worked out well for us that we were only there for a half hour of it rather than having that go on for our entire meal. We ended up going with the complete meal, which is $32 a person. We overheard from a table near us (who looked like they've been there multiple times) that you can order à la carte of anything though it doesn't mention it on the menu. Despite the fact that it was more expensive, we were glad we got the complete meal because then we were able to try everything. They start our by washing our hands with a bowl and running lukewarm water over them, which was lovely. Next came the Harira (lentil soup) and moroccan salad (iceberg lettuce with a tomatoes and parsley salad and an eggplant puree salad) with bread. Both were amazing, but the bread was just okay. After a while they came out with the appetizer, which is the Bastilla. It was sweet and seemed like it should be dessert, but it was also amazing. These were both shared on one plate for the two of us, except for the soups. For the entrees we ordered the Chicken Kamama and the Lamb Kamama, which is basically the meat with honey and onions. It was, of course, sweet with the honey, but we both noticed that if with each bite we are sure to have some of the honey sauce, an onion and the meat on the fork it helps balance out the sweetness a bit. My partner thought it was too sweet for him overall, but I thought it was alright. I had ordered it because I saw other yelp reviews of people saying it was great. I'm actually a bit more curious now what some of the other dishes are like. However, we both agreed that our entrees were not as good as all of the other food was got in the complete meal. For dessert, they gave us the Moroccan pastry (which is basically Baklava) and two mint teas, which the server poured at the table in the traditional way that they must do it in Morocco. We only got one pastry for the two of us, which we split and it more than enough of what we needed at that point -- we were pretty full! To finished, the server came by and poured a little orange blossom water on our hands -- which smelled lovely! So for both our complete meals plus my glass of wine and my partner's beer, the bill came out to be around $77 before tax and tip. With the $25 gift certificate, it brought it down to around $52. Once the tax and tip were included it came out to be around $70 or so. Overall, food was great (since we also both enjoy Indian, mediterranean, and other similar foreign cuisines like this), though we may order à la carte in the future because the complete meal is a lot of food! The dancing was great as well even though I'd imagine can be a little much after a while if you go later in the evening. Not sure when we would go again, but its something we'd probably consider for a special occasion. read more

Hands down the best restaurant experience I've had in years. Incredible food, wonderful ambiance, very family friendly, fun entertainment. Are there things I could nit-pick about? Yes. But I enjoyed the rest too much to care. 6 out of 5. Will definitely be coming back. read more

It feels like a second home to me. This is my family not from blood, but from heart and soul. They are an amazing family owned restaurant that makes you feel special. The owner is a very generous man. The food is delicious like you are in Morocco. The candle light romantic and family type environment with very professional and talented belly dancer, plus international dancers. Birthday Celebrations get an arabic hat as a gift! What a special place! read more

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My first time at the Pleasant Hill location for my daughter's birthday. The food was amazing! We ordered the seven course meal. Each course was delicious, especially the chicken, egg dish in Philo dough with powdered sugar! I ordered the chicken kamama. It's chicken with honey and onions. The chicken literally fell off the bone. Very tender and juicy! The others in our party also ordered chicken dishes with the same experience. The service was good and the staff friendly. However, if you want to see the dancers, they are there Friday-Sunday. We went on a weeknight. read more

Amazing food! All of it!!!! Id recommend the lamb Tangine. The best service ever!! We loved Lucy!! The gentleman who worked there was beautiful!! The man who I assume was the owner was so invested! The music and belly dancing were just the icing on the cake!! read more

I feel guilty even writing this. This is a very mixed review. El Morrocco is great because it is very different and it's fun to get a little show. The food was very good and the service was efficient. However the building itself is looking drab, seating and wall coverings looking tired. The speakers are blown and the music doesn't sound as good as it should. But we still had fun! I feel guilty. read more

If you're looking for something new beside the same old places to eat and want a little adventure definitely come here! My only complaint is needs to be updated but other than that the ambience is great, the food is amazing and I love that they get the audience involved. My husband and I ventured ourselves years ago and since we've been bring family and friends to see he show. We definitely will be going back . read more

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